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AI-Driven Procurement: How Energy Buyers Are Using Machine Learning in 2026
In a rapidly evolving energy market, traditional procurement is no longer just about securing the lowest price, it’s about managing risk, forecasting demand, and unlocking strategic insights from data. As we bring in 2026 and celebrate 25 years of serving our clients, energy buyers and procurement
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AI-Driven Procurement: How Energy Buyers Are Using Machine Learning in 2026
In a rapidly evolving energy market, traditional procurement is no longer just about securing the lowest price, it’s about managing risk, forecasting demand, and unlocking strategic insights from data. As we bring in 2026 and celebrate 25 years of serving our clients, energy buyers and procurement
The Unsung Holiday Heroes: Cold Storage and the Energy Behind the Holiday Table
The holiday season brings families together around tables filled with fresh turkey, crisp vegetables, and delicious desserts. But have you ever wondered how all this food stays fresh and safe before it reaches your dinner table? Today, we want to highlight a group of clients who play a vital role
Energy Budgeting for 2026: How to Strengthen Your Energy Strategy
By mid-December, energy budgeting for 2026 comes down to confirming what holds up and what needs adjustment. For C&I organizations, reviewing market exposure now can help prevent avoidable surprises once the new year begins. Below are the key areas worth assessing before January 1.
Energy Market Outlook for Q1 2026: Key Drivers and What Businesses Should Watch
Energy markets are heading into 2026 with more demand, tighter capacity in key regions, and higher baseline prices, but also with clearer signals about where the risks really are and how to plan around them.For C&I energy buyers, Q1 2026 is less about guessing the future and more about reading
Grid Reliability and Growing Demand: What Commercial Energy Buyers Need to Know
Across the U.S., businesses are feeling the strain of rising energy demand. The rapid growth of AI and data centers is reshaping power demand and putting commercial energy buyers on the front lines of grid reliability challenges. But AI isn’t the only factor accelerating the strain. From the rise
How Businesses Can Plan for Volatile U.S. Energy Markets
U.S. energy markets are in a state of transition and tension. From the explosive growth of data centers and liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to policy swings and record-high capacity prices, commercial and industrial (C&I) buyers are operating in an environment where volatility feels less like
